Yota rear disc Conv.

Knok2222 · Mar 3, 2008

Im looking for a good set of rear disc conversion brackets for my 86 toy. I only know of the sky brackets but was wondering if there is anything else out there? LMK! thanks
-Jesse

Mark m. · Mar 3, 2008

Mine are from a company named TSM They have a small ad in the back of most mags and do custom brake kits for most everything. I have some of Skys also and prefer TSM

91runner · Mar 3, 2008

http://www.davezoffroadperformance.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=52
he has real good products

dangerous toy · Mar 3, 2008

ruffstuffspecialties.com

they (ruff stuff) make a bracket kit that lets you bolt tacoma front rotors and calipers to your rear toy axle, the bracket kit is something like $50. good reviews on pirate, im going that route because i already have the rotors and calipers from the sas swap on my taco. hope that helps.:awesomework: -DT

dove'd85 · Mar 3, 2008

sorry to hi jack your thread for a minute...

dangerous toy said:
they (ruff stuff) make a bracket kit that lets you bolt tacoma front rotors and calipers to your rear toy axle, the bracket kit is something like $50. good reviews on pirate, im going that route because i already have the rotors and calipers from the sas swap on my taco. hope that helps.:awesomework: -DT

how many pistons do those calipers have? and what year taco?
what about a link?:corn:

Bunk1 · Mar 3, 2008

dove'd85 said:
sorry to hi jack your thread for a minute...

how many pistons do those calipers have? and what year taco?
what about a link?:corn:

And are they a floating caliper???

skrause · Mar 3, 2008

Should be 4, and they're solid mounted. I'd put the '86 calipers on the rear, and put 89-95 V6 calipers on the front, FJ80 master, and remove the proportioning valve. Works awesome on my '86.

Bunk1 · Mar 4, 2008

skrause said:
Should be 4, and they're solid mounted. I'd put the '86 calipers on the rear, and put 89-95 V6 calipers on the front, FJ80 master, and remove the proportioning valve. Works awesome on my '86.

Until yer rear axle bearings go poop.

skrause · Mar 4, 2008

Bunk said:
Until yer rear axle bearings go poop.

My rear axle has tapered roller bearings. :fawkdancesmiley: Floating calipers are ****.

toyparts · Mar 4, 2008

izuzu trooper disc,s and calipers and bolt on brackets from greg at best drivelines
you dont have to ,but i used the trooper master, and threw away the stock porp,valve

Bunk1 · Mar 4, 2008

skrause said:
My rear axle has tapered roller bearings. :fawkdancesmiley: Floating calipers are ****.

You will learn the love of a solid caliper on a semi float axle with a shot bearing.

OR, Look at it this way: Does Crash run a floating rear caliper or solid mount rear caliper.....:haha: :haha: :haha:

:stirpot:

skrause · Mar 4, 2008

Bunk said:
You will learn the love of a solid caliper on a semi float axle with a shot bearing.

OR, Look at it this way: Does Crash run a floating rear caliper or solid mount rear caliper.....:haha: :haha: :haha: :stirpot:

Do I have to bring up how many times I've seen his calipers freeze up? My axle isn't semi float, you must've missed where I said tapered roller bearings. :fawkdancesmiley: :kiss:

Bunk1 · Mar 5, 2008

skrause said:
Do I have to bring up how many times I've seen his calipers freeze up? My axle isn't semi float, you must've missed where I said tapered roller bearings. :fawkdancesmiley: :kiss:

Yer right, I missed it DICKHEAD